Pankhurst: context and an introduction to rhetoric for gender specific injustice

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Suffragettes and Suffragists campaigned for women's right to:

Two key leaders of the Suffragettes movement were:

The suffragettes took a violent approach to protest, by (select three answers):

The rhetorical language Pankhurst used was:

If something is right but unfair, morally

If something is right, either morally or legally

If something is unfair but right, legally

if something is unfair, either morally or legally

Truth uses a tricolon to demonstrate that she is:

Truth's anecdote of her enslaved children is:

The final exclamatory sentence prompts the audience to:

It was difficult for women to speak out because they had: